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I read new fiction, as I knew writers must, but the stuff that everyone was talking about back then was written by men - Salman Rushdie, Martin Amis,

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How Wired Transformed Its Journalists into Influencers to Boost Subscriptions

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How Fantasy Fuelled 60s Counterculture - Sitara's Garden

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As NYC turns 400, one of the best ways of understanding what propelled the city's astronomical growth is by paddling the rivers that built it.

You can’t learn to speak J.R.R. Tolkien’s Elvish, because he didn’t want you to

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Creativity typically refers to applied problem-solving, often operationalized through practical techniques. It is possible to train creativity like a

Three Ways to Become a Deeper Thinker

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For Board-Game Hobbyists, Specialty Tables Are an Important Piece

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e.l.f. Cosmetics Releases Full 'Get Ready With Music, The Album'

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Fox’s black & white vintage TV half-inning draws rave reviews

It is one that's dominated by in-house client mediocrity factories, lowest-cost content bullshit artists, automated intent fracking, and business port

Source: Fast Company

The Rise And Fall Of Denny's

The Post-Individual

A subscription-based business requires an active fandom. And an ad-supported business requires a much bigger, and thus, usually more passive fandom. D

Source: IndieWire

Marketing to the 50+ crowd: A booming opportunity

The story of German scientific forestry transmits a timeless truth: When we simplify complex systems, we destroy them, and the devastating consequence

In 1985, a gigabyte of hard drive memory cost around $75,000. By 1995, it was around $750. Come 2004 — the year Gmail began — it was a few dollars. To

The Attention Cottage

The legacy companies (Disney, NBCU, Paramount, WBD, Fox) are stuck in a purgatorial period between media systems, trying to wring out the massive but

For artistic storytelling, in a world of immediate access to much of the history of culture, we can no longer pretend that it’s not “all connected.” W

Clubs artificialising the scruffy magic of the match day experience into a package which can more easily be transported, consumed, and sold; and the w

Fanatics, the sports-focused company led by CEO Michael Rubin, wants to create a Comic-Con for sports fans. Fanatics is planning its first live f

The story of German scientific forestry transmits a timeless truth: When we simplify complex systems, we destroy them, and the devastating consequence